git-tools

These used to be in my code repo (now private) so have moved them here for access by those who might want to use/contribute

all_status

show all status of repos in ~/working

git-dir-blame

like blame but for a directory (since git doesn't track dirs)

git-loc

totals for author additions/removals

git-mean-commit-message-bytes

show the mean commit message length for each author

git-publish-branch

easy publish/revoke of branches to the remote

git-tidy-up

run remote prune origin, gc, and fsck

git-wtf

show state of branches: merged, not merged, local, remote

github_trending_repo_cmb.sh

grabs the trending repos from github and then runs prints out the mean commit bytes for each, so you can see how poor most people's commit messages are

git-branch-authors

Prints a list of branch authors and prompts you to choose one. Once chosen, displays a list of all branches believed to be pushed by them, along with the date. This should allow you to easily track down your remote branches and remove them after they've been merged.

Script by Ovid, see http://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2016/11/easily-clean-up-a-teams-remote-git-branches.html

reveal_gh-pages

exports a markdown reveal.js presentation to a static ("static") site and creates a gh-pages branch for easy upload to github pages

timesheet

shows you work done in ~/working for past day (default) or weekend (pass "we") or week (pass "week")

vimrc_split_commit_message_with_diff

a little bit of vim config that will split the diff of what you are committing with the commit message in your editor (vim, obviously) so you can remind yourself of the change(s) to write a better commit message